Sergeant Putnam. Lieutenant Pierce.
Mr. Hubert. And Lieutenant Pierce is with the patrol division?
Sergeant Putnam. That's right.
Mr. Hubert. He is under Captain Talbert?
Sergeant Putnam. Yes, sir.
Mr. Hubert. Now, then, Captain Talbert is your superior officer, too——
Sergeant Putnam. Also.
Mr. Hubert. In the line of command. Now, I have in my hand, two documents which I am going to mark—three documents which I am going to mark. Marking the first one as follows, to wit: "Dallas, Texas, March 24, 1964, Exhibit 5071. Deposition of J. A. Putnam," and I am signing my name on that. The document is supposed to be a copy of a letter dated November 26, addressed by James A. Putnam to Chief of Police J. E. Curry, and it has two pages. I am placing my initials on the second page. I am marking another document as follows, "Dallas, Texas, March 24th, 1964, Exhibit 5072. Deposition of J. A. Putnam." I am signing my name on that page, the exhibit being a single page exhibit. Then I am marking a four-page exhibit being a report of an interview of you made on December the 3, by Special Agents Carris and Peden of the FBI. I am marking the first page in the bottom right hand, "Dallas, Texas, March 24, 1964, Exhibit 5073. Deposition of J. A. Putnam." I am signing my name on the first page below that, and putting my initials in the lower right-hand corner of the three subsequent pages on that exhibit. Have you had a chance to read these three documents that I have marked?
Sergeant Putnam. I thought there were two. I would like to see the second one you marked. It may be another interview by the FBI. Now, is that correct?
Mr. Hubert. Yes.